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Citation

Chiaia B, Biagi VD, Quirini CZ, Fiorentini L, Rossini V, Carli PM. Int. J. Forensic Eng. 2016; 3(1/2): 86-105.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2016, Inderscience Publishers)

DOI

10.1504/IJFE.2016.075993

PMID

unavailable

Abstract

In industrial districts, NaTech events are the causes of relevant accidents. The effects of the release of hazardous substances, the costs involved for rescue and chemical reclamation of ground and groundwater and the economical loss for the company may be enormous if one of such natural and technological events would happen. In order to identify those industrial items for which the seismic risk is high, a new approach based on a census data sheet and multi-criteria analysis taking into account both structural behaviour and industrial hazard is presented. The paper focuses the attention on the vulnerability analysis on refinery items, such as oil storage tanks and reactors/distillation towers.


Keywords: risk assessment; seismic hazards; NaTech events; refineries; seismic risks; industrial plants; earthquakes; multi-criteria analysis; structural behaviour; industrial hazards; vulnerability analysis; oil storage tanks; reactors; distillation towers; hazardous substances; natural disasters.


Language: en

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